Alberto Beltrán Con La Sonora Matancera - El Único Alberto Beltrán download mp3 album

Accompanied By – La Sonora Matancera (tracks: A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, B1, B2), Orchestra Rene Hernandez (tracks: B3, B4, B5). Notes. Original 1961 release with a vinyl weight of approx. Tropical Alta Fidelidad, Un Producto de Seeco Records, Inc. This release is a compilation of previously released tracks with La Sonora Matancera and other orchestras. Released in both Stereo and Mono. Some of these tracks are not actually Boleros per say.

Accompanied By – La Sonora Matancera (tracks: A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, B1, B2), Orchestra Rene Hernandez (tracks: B3, B4, B5). 1st late 70's Reissue of the 1961 release with a vinyl weight of approx.

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Alberto Amancio Beltrán (Palo Blanco, La Romana, 5 May 1923 - Miami, 2 February 1997) was a Dominican singer, known as "El Negrito del Batey", after his first signature tune. He mainly sang in the genres of bolero, son montuno, mambo, merengue, and guaracha. After recording in Dominica with René Hernandez' orchestra, he moved to New York City in 1961 to work with La Sonora Matancera. El Negrito Del Batey Alberto Beltrán, Conjunto Casino - Panart 1958. Regresa Seeco Records 1960.

Album: The World's Latin Voices - Tito Puenté, Edmundo Ros & Friends (2014). Artist: Alberto Beltran Y La Sonora Lucho Macedo. Genre: Pop. Money online! Converting/Cutting. Captcha: File format: MP3 AMR WAV AAC WMA.

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Alberto Beltran is a grossly ignored singer from the Dominican Republic who is still considered legendary to his fans from the early '60's. I remember that as a child my mother and aunts would play this specific disc early Saturday mornings while doing their household chores. Singing along with him on the lead in track "Aunque Me Cueste La Vida" and dancing the merengue with their brooms to his big hit "El Negrito Del Batey". Beltran, unlike Vicentico Valdes, had a strong and vibrant voice that soared over the instrumentalists in La Sonora Matancera